Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-25

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CIVIL auxrs.
Tue following suits were flled win
Depafy Clerk of the DistFioa OenFa thin
veek; l. L. Gale and Company aaaIna1
A. q Ozark. % Feeovsr e9l21 Is and in
tsEssa from January 2 1855. nj 10 per
ThOmas Jsokman b suiag Fra. W.
Terry for balance Of aauoank ana q
ssttlenent of pAranership.
I. and :. WeFihsimer have CON-
meneed civil pr0ceedinR aRaiDaa l.. w.
ealleas and wife. % q pFomissorv noss
end foeooloss of moFtRare Of 84O0 on
their personal property.
stephen n. Holuaa, hus couoluded
thatitfs Il nal fail of bliss On he - of
malfiDony, and thegefoFa brings Z snil
et dsvcfee from his better half, Mary
=. Holmes.
There is ne propeFty involved. ATlef
The foFaE EsinR oassa win coma 40 In the
District Court next monsn.
EzR sRAMxx's usuox.
Mr.. Augustus Walls. agent Of ne Ses-
macs Uuion. IN Q conversation hsarinc
on the item appearing IN Fridays issue.
that ~ % the detention of ths Kafe
Davenport, said that be applied 90 tne
master Of that ship for pesmission b
furnish aim q crew. which wan refused.
and the master eeBt IN aeons 40 TIE
sound 10 en- e1deavog . procure 4
crew. Az soon am che caplRin oscar
fained that his Agent vas uaabls 20 pro-
enre she men, he applied % Mr.. Walls
TOR Q crew, aud Ia lees than one hour
afloF his application waa made all ehe
men desired wsFa aboard bis ship.
"ueEtalnly u the ahtp vas detained the
faalt ia not thai Of the Union oP "a
aRsnts.H said Agest Walls; "lor had
been permitsed 20 furnish tbs crew a
iifst ahe would not have been detained
lonesr than one hour"
Regarding the claim Of tue shin
brokers that the purpose Of the Union
is 70 inauRuFate q strike, have 10 say
mat the claim 10 uholly false and un-
founded. The purpose Of the Union ls
70 secure employment for seamsn I'd
rates, and not 10 prevent
lhem from working. or 10 fndnco them
aot 70 work. It y also cur purpose 20
proieot aeamen from ne Fapseisy of
hips agents and ship brokers. and tha
Stupidity OF interruptions boarding
house keepers. The only boycott thak
has been placed on boarding house
keepers IL 70 warn oar members ara
leamen generally 10 give q wids berih
70 such boarding boese keepers a. ara
q the habit Of flchfnR from ihs sea-
nen, By ways thaa are dark, their hard
armed money. will further state that
II have doae has the full sanction
md approval Of the of8oars and the
members Of che Union eveFyuhere. Ia
bis conkeet for Seaman'a rights we eoml
hat ne have justice on cor side, and
bat ve shall prevail IN spite Of TIE oal-
lmnies emAnasine from ahipa' agents.
md ship bFokeFs."
TEE IRON oRH MIann.
A party Of engineers are on Texada
slaDd. British Columbia, Surveying TIE
DBoposed four miisa az railroad track
o be built By the Puget SQUAD Iron
company. The road, when hnils, Il de-
agusd 10 CARR ore from the mine.
Rhloh IL not being worked a. present.
o 0tllis Bay. Tbs company ouns IL
20 acres on this island. One Of their
aFRe bnnkers located at the mine
.aueht hIe this week and was totally
destroyed.
oENEhALErtKs E1EMIznD.
Mr.. Anderson, late mate Of the ship
3afdneF, left for Port Lndlow today 10
abe commend cf the bark SaatheFn
Jhief, vice Train resigned. TIE bark
3 loading cargo Of lumbor for San
Diego. Mr.. Anderson has been goF a
ohR time employed By h. W. DeI.ion
o., stevodorea. Captain Train oama
iovn from seattle this morning.
II. X. LatimeF will remove hia drpn
Itore this week across The street into TIE
lew MoCufdy block.
Mrs. Flora ]. Brown has sold her
millinery establishment 70 Miss Haf-
Itson, Who viii occupy tbs store neat to
LatimeF's.
The Wholesale liquor ARA OF Il {.
klinRef a %. viii aiao remove 10 the
MoOusdy block.
Mrs. George Wright, Of Friday Har-
Dor, Vas bFoaGht 10 this city yesterday
for medical treatment. The lady waa
very low today and vas not expeetsd 90
party Of younQ men left this oltw
last week for hunt on WILDLY Island.
dav.
The steamer Eotspprlas returned from
Nanaimo and Texada Island, British
Columbia, this morning.
Tue tRR hoanl cleared today for VIC
ioria 20 retaFn With the British bash
Lots, which will load lumber a Port
blakely fora small pogt Ia Mexioo stxtP
miles south Of san Diego.
The tug Pioneer towed q boom Of LOGS
from OFeaoeDt Bay 10 Port Discovery.
and The Holyoke toWed another boom ta
Hadlook.
The ship 8intFim vas towed dawn 60
the cape last night, loaded vita soal foB
San FFsnoisoo from Ssastie.
The steamer Geo. w. Eldss sailed late
last niRht for San Francisco With q
lieht freight list.
POAr TOwnsGHD. Sept. "A. 1887.